The Shrine

<div style='font: 11pt ; text-align: left; '>Everything the architect said at the end of reloaded came true. Neo did bring the destruction of Zion. Trinity did die, he wasn't able to save her. Zion will start over and build up again, the Matrix rebooted and started up again. The machines and humans will eventually go to war again and according to the oracle at the end of the movie, Neo will be back again when needed.

The only weird part was that the writers seemed unaware of this. The Architect agreeing to free everyone that wants out of the Matrix makes no sense at all. - Scott Kurtz.

Check out his review, it pretty much sums up my feelings.</div>

<div style='font: 9pt ; text-align: left; '>I found that the series just got worse with each passing movie..</div>

<div style='font: 12pt "Cooper Black"; text-align: left; '>it just got sci-fi as it progressed, which i liked.</div>

<div style='font: italic bold 14pt ; text-align: center; '>for once I agree with you. the first wasn't great the second was crap, and this one was moldy rotten crap</div>

<div style='font: 9pt ; text-align: left; '>Me too, but the quality deterioted as they brothers tried to do to many things at once. They didn't really have a good flow to the storyline after the first, IMO, things just "happened" and there was this weird climax..</div>

<div style='font: bold 9pt ; text-align: left; '>Zion wasn't destroyed. Most of its inhabitants still lived. So, it's like a new chapter where the war has ended for the time being.

I have a question...wasn't The One the original guy who saved Morpheus and all them in the original Matrix who was dead? So, was he the 5th iteration who chose to go back to the source and rebuild Zion with a handful of people and such? I have been wondering that for a while.</div>

<div style='font: 12pt ; text-align: left; '>I couldn't have put it better myself.</div>

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Zion wasn't destroyed. Most of its inhabitants still lived. So, it's like a new chapter where the war has ended for the time being.

I have a question...wasn't The One the original guy who saved Morpheus and all them in the original Matrix who was dead? So, was he the 5th iteration who chose to go back to the source and rebuild Zion with a handful of people and such? I have been wondering that for a while.

Yep. And actually, that version of The One didn't save Morpheus directly. Morpheus says something like "there was someone who realized the Matrix was fake who freed the first of us" in M1.</div>

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Everything the architect said at the end of reloaded came true. Neo did bring the destruction of Zion. Trinity did die, he wasn't able to save her. Zion will start over and build up again, the Matrix rebooted and started up again. The machines and humans will eventually go to war again and according to the oracle at the end of the movie, Neo will be back again when needed.

Everything the Architect said *didn't* come true.

Neo didn't desiminate his code back into the Matrix. Zion was *not* destroyed. Neo's choice not to desiminate his code back into the Source did *not* bring about a cataclysmic system failure and result in the death of all mankind. There is no guarauntee that there will be a war again, and regardless the Architect says nothing about that point at all anyway.

The only weird part was that the writers seemed unaware of this. The Architect agreeing to free everyone that wants out of the Matrix makes no sense at all. - Scott Kurtz.

The ironic part Scotty McSnotty is the only clueless one here.

Check out his review, it pretty much sums up my feelings.

If you're gonna look for a negative review to sum up your feelings, surely you can do better than this. :)</div>